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Gosia Andrzejewicz

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Gosia Andrzejewicz, born Małgorzata Andrzejczuk, is a Polish pop singer, lyricist and co-composer who made a particularly strong mark on Polish mainstream music in the mid-2000s. For the wider audience she remains above all the face of songs such as “Pozwól żyć,” “Słowa,” “Lustro” and “Troszkę ciepła,” tracks that helped define the Polish pop landscape of that decade. She comes from Białystok and from the beginning was associated with modern, melodic commercial pop. The safest confirmed date for her phonographic debut is 2004, when the album “Gosia Andrzejewicz” was released and launched her official recording career. Even at that early stage, she was not positioned only as an interpreter of outside material,...

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Her entrance into the market was unusually fast, because her 2004 self-titled debut album immediately placed her within Polish mainstream pop, and more releases followed in quick succession.
A defining feature of her career has been creative self-authorship, since in many songs she appears not only as the singer but also as a lyricist and co-composer.
In image and memory, she became one of the icons of Polish 2000s pop, and songs such as “Pozwól żyć,” “Słowa” and “Lustro” now function as strong nostalgia markers for that era.
Her career also had a loud internet-era dimension because of accusations that “Pozwól żyć” resembled Roxette’s “Listen To Your Heart,” making her part of one of the most frequently recalled Polish pop controversies of that decade.

Real NameMałgorzata Andrzejczuk

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Born1984-01-14

Active since2004